The school management platform · Morocco
The whole school, in order.
Attendance, marks, families, the cash desk: what used to take ten tools takes one, in French and Arabic. The AI prepares, you decide.
30 minutes · in French or Arabic · no commitment
- Massar import
- WhatsApp via the Meta API
- Google Cloud · Europe
- FR · AR · EN
A product of BlinkLync SARL · Marrakech, Morocco
The direction’s dashboard in Lync, roll call on a teacher’s phone, a family told on WhatsApp and a Copilot proposal awaiting approval (fictional school).
The starting point
The same morning, in one place.
The roll-call register in pencil, the payments binder, three WhatsApp groups, the phone ringing about an absence. Every piece of information exists. None of it is in the same place, and the direction spends the morning gathering it.
- Attendance237 / 247 recorded, families told
- Families2 absences justified from a phone
- Cash desk3 reminders approved and sent
- Timetablepublished to families and teachers
Same school, same morning. One platform.
The dashboard
The whole school, on one screen.
The direction’s view: today’s attendance, pending approvals, the cash desk, announcements. Every figure comes from an entry; every action leaves a trace in the journal.
Good morning, Karim
237 of 247 pupils present · 4 items to review
Click the menu: the mock-up responds.
A day with Lync
Five moments, nothing typed twice.
Everything shown here exists in Lync today. The screens are faithful mock-ups of the product, on a fictional school.
Your pupils and classes arrive from the Massar export. Lync checks every row, says what is missing and how to fix it. Nothing incomplete gets in unflagged.
The teacher takes roll call on a phone. The family learns of the absence on theirs, and justifies it in thirty seconds, certificate attached.
A quiz drawn from the lesson, a reminder, a summons: the Copilot drafts and cites its sources. Every proposal is a card a person approves, edits or cancels.
A payment recorded, the receipt issued, the family’s schedule up to date. Arrears are visible; reminders go out when you decide.
One message, three channels — app, e-mail, WhatsApp via the Meta API — and each family reads it in the language it chose.
Massar import
| Pupil | What is missing | How to fix it |
|---|---|---|
| Yasmine El Fassi · CM2 | Place of birth missing | Record flagged incomplete; the front desk completes it |
| Omar Tazi · 6th B | Duplicate Massar code | Keep one row, the other is ignored |
| Lina Benali · grade 12 | Class “2BAC SM2” unknown | Pick an existing class, or create it |
The Copilot
The AI proposes. You decide.
The Copilot reads the school’s lessons and prepares drafts: a quiz, revision cards, a lesson plan. Nothing reaches a pupil or a family without a person’s approval.
A demonstration on a fictional lesson. In Lync, the Copilot reads the school’s lessons, cites its sources, and every proposal goes through a person’s approval before it reaches a pupil or a family.
For everyone
The same school, seen by each.
Direction
The school’s day, on the web: what happened, what awaits your decision, what remains to collect.
- Attendance, approvals and the cash desk on one dashboard
- Every action journaled, every figure traceable
- Announcements to families in three languages
The direction’s dashboard and the approvals queue in Lync.
What does not change
The facts, without adjectives.
Massar
Your Massar codes remain the reference. The import starts from your Massar export.
WhatsApp via the Meta API
Families receive on the number they already have. Each one can stop a channel.
Hosting
Lync is hosted on Google Cloud, in Europe.
Your data
It belongs to the school: exportable, and an account is deleted on request.
The publisher
BlinkLync SARL, Marrakech. The RC, the ICE and the registered office are on this page.
Three languages
French, right-to-left Arabic, English: each person picks their own.
Frequently asked
What directions ask first.
Does Lync replace Massar?
No. Lync works alongside Massar: you import the Massar export, Massar codes remain the reference for the ministry, and the school’s daily life runs in Lync.
How does the import of pupils and classes work?
You drop the Massar export, or a CSV file. Lync checks every row, says what is missing and how to fix it, and records nothing incomplete without flagging it. The demo starts from your own export.
What does the AI do, and what does it not do?
The Copilot reads what the screen shows, answers, and prepares proposals: a quiz drawn from the lesson, a reminder, a summons. It does nothing in your place: every action is a card a person approves and can cancel, and the journal keeps who approved what. It never writes the answers to a graded assignment for a pupil.
How are families told?
Through the Lync app, by e-mail and by WhatsApp via the Meta API, in the family’s language. Each family can stop a channel.
Do teachers, parents and pupils have an app?
Yes. The Lync app for iOS and Android is made for teachers, pupils and parents. The direction and the administration work on the web.
Where is our data, and who owns it?
It belongs to the school. Lync is hosted on Google Cloud, in Europe. Your data is exportable, and an account is deleted on request.
And billing?
A schedule per family, payments at the desk with the receipt, automatic reminders when the direction turns them on, the ledger, cash closing and exports.
In which languages?
The interface exists in French, right-to-left Arabic and English, and each person picks their own. Produced documents, such as receipts and statements, follow the chosen language.
How long does it take to start?
It depends on your data and your school year. The demo starts from your own Massar export; we then tell you what to prepare, and we do it with you.
How much does it cost?
The price depends on the size of the school and the modules chosen. It is presented during the demo, in detail.
Let’s talk
Let’s talk about your school.
Thirty minutes, in French or Arabic, from your own Massar export if you wish. No commitment.
What happens next
- A 30-minute conversationBy video, in French or Arabic. You describe your school; we listen first.
- A demo on your dataFrom your Massar export if you wish: your classes, your pupils, your rules.
- A written proposalThe modules chosen, the start calendar and the price, in black and white.